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Join us on April 16th and April 30th, 2025 @ 5:30pm for a two-part documentary screening series, hosted by the Penn Graduate School of Education, Penn Injury Science Center, & Penn Medicine Center for Health Justice. Jasmine Barnes, one of our Navigators, will be on the panel for Part 2 of the series! |
Yes, we have effective medications: Read more about buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone.
CAMP is excited to partner with our CAB members in West Philadelphia to host our inaugural Resource Fair on May 17th! Learn more details below and about upcoming volunteer events in the city.
Our Substance Use Navigators are the special people that help make this all work. We serve our communities with compassionate care and are dedicated to finding the best resources to support individuals.
Addiction is a family disease. While the Smith family came to Philadelphia to be at their father’s bedside during his final days, securing their brother’s medication for Opioid Use Disorder became a barrier. Our CRS team mended this gap of need; offering much needed peace to a family’s already trying time.
Everyone has a right to affirming healthcare, health education, and a comprehensive team of supportive services. Our providers support people seeking both hormone therapy and MOUD.
At CAMP, we believe in the power of community and collaboration. We value the voices, perspectives, and experiences of community leaders. Teaming up with West Philadelphians, we developed programs that center around their voices and needs to address substance use and harm reduction.
We are starting off 2025 with a big announcement: The Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania is now available for patients to access our addiction medicine providers on-site!
Xylazine, a veterinary tranquilizer, is found in over 90% of the drug supply here in Philadelphia, making wound care and treatment a top priority when treating substance use in the hospital setting. Learn more about the risks and implementing harm reduction tactics to keep people safer.
It can be challenging to readjust after being released from incarceration. Connect with one of our peers and let us support you on along this journey toward a brighter future with your loved ones.
If you are looking for addiction care with a primary care doctor, reach out to us on the Warmline at 484-278-1679 about joining Penn Primary Care!
This study shows how enthusiastically emergency physicians embraced the opportunity to obtain this certification, which speaks to the shifting national conversation surrounding opioid use disorder," said Sean Foster, MD. "This also gives a 'playbook' to any leaders and administrators who may be looking for ways to get their group trained."
